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            <title>Audio Brief: Moving From Recession to Deep Recession Estimates (12/11/08)</title>
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            <title>3Q:08 Postview: Upside Earnings Driven by Fuel, Now What? (11/17/08)</title>
            <description>Wolfe Research hosted a conference call to discuss surprises during 3Q earnings season, trends into November for Air, Ocean, Truck, and Rails, and preliminary October Shipper Survey results. What drove 3Q earnings upside across the group? Which stocks are discounting a material 2009 recession and which ones are not? How did forward expectations change as a result of 3Q reports and guidance? What was the impact of fuel in 3Q? And finally we presented our long and short ideas to make money over the next three to six months and next five years.</description>
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            <title>How to Position the Transport Stocks During a Global Recession (10/14/08)</title>
            <description>Wolfe Research hosted a conference call discussing our sense that the market and the transport stocks are approaching a bottom. We believe soon the market&apos;s focus will move from the credit markets towards the depth and duration of the economic downturn. Which companies will prosper and which will flounder in a more difficult demand environment? We believe that a deep global recession is already priced in for most of our group and the market as a whole. But while the stocks reflect a global recesssion, Consensus earnings generally are not close to reflecting such a slow down. With this call we unveiled our recession models for the transports, re-positioned our stock thesis, and updated our long and short calls for when fundamentals matter again - a time looming for fundamental investors.</description>
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            <description>Wolfe Research hosted a conference call to discuss surprises during 2Q earnings season, trends out of July for Air, Ocean, Truck, and Rails, Preliminary July shipper survey results, the impact of fuel in 2Q and 3Q, and long and short stock ideas for both the next three to six months and longer term.</description>
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            <title>The Recent Pullback in the Transport Sector - What Are the Reasons, What Are the Opportunities? (07/07/08)</title>
            <description>Wolfe Research hosted an interactive call with clients to help prioritize timing and wish lists for stocks. During this call we discussed nine quality stocks that we believe will outperform on an absolute and relative basis over the next 12 months regardless of the economy or the price of oil.</description>
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            <title>Conference Call Replay on the STB&apos;s Dupont vs. CSX Small Rate Case Decision (07/07/08)</title>
            <description>On July 7th, Wolfe Research hosted a conference call with two rail attorneys and three shippers following the STB&apos;s ruling in three DuPont small-shipment rate cases against CSX. We believe this first ruling by the STB under its new small case rate guidelines was being closely watched by most shippers and shipper associations and could potentially lead to a material increase in small rate case filings now that the STB has ruled against CSX. What does this ruling mean and what will it mean for future rail pricing?</description>
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            <title>Plaintiffs&apos; Attorney Representing Ground Contractors in Class Action Suits Against FedEx Call Replay (06/26/08)</title>
            <description>On June 26th, Wolfe Research hosted a conference call with Lynn Faris of Leonard Carder, the lead plaintiffs&apos; attorney representing Owner Operators against FDX in several class-action suits.</description>
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            <title>Wolfe Research&apos;s May 28th Transportation Conference Re-cap Call Replay (05/28/08)</title>
            <description>Ed hosted a conference call re-capping our Wolfe Research Transportation Conference. On the call he gave the top ten takeaways from the conference and then a panel by panel summary of the conference, as well as some comments on his upgrades of LSTR and UACL based upon the trend of tightening flat bed truck capacity noted throughout the conference. Register here to receive replay info and accompanying note.</description>
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